The first snow of the year covers Duquesne’s campus

Josh Imhof | features editor As the sun set on Tuesday evening, Paul Miller, an associate professor of musicianship at Duquesne and computer science student, stood on the snow-covered McCloskey Field and dodged chunks of slush hurled at him by his son. Miller, a former New York and Colorado resident, said he is no stranger to snowy weather, but has mixed feelings about it. “I … Continue reading The first snow of the year covers Duquesne’s campus

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From Malaysia to Mary Pappert, student shines

Eliyahu Gasson | editor-in-chief There are roughly 9,000 miles between the United States and Malaysia. To travel that distance would take 23 hours by flight, 4 to 6 weeks by boat and 14 months on foot. The two countries are incredibly far away, especially if it means that’s the distance from home. That separation is worth it for junior music performance major Beatrice Khor, who … Continue reading From Malaysia to Mary Pappert, student shines

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